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WASHINGTON, DC-Engineers, scientists and industry experts gathered to testify before the House Committee On Science about ways to design buildings to save more lives in the event of an attack, such as that on the World Trade Center's Twin Towers.
SAN DIEGO-PM Realty Group gets a high-profile management assignment of Hazard Center, one of the city's best-known mixed-use centers. The Newport Beach real estate company will manage the 389,000-sf office and retail center in suburban San Diego.
PEARLAND, TX-Former Mayor Bob Lanier's real estate company, Landar Corp., has purchased a 240-unit apartment complex in Pearland. The sales price was not disclosed, but the asking price was $16 million.
WALLINGTON, NJ-The industrial facility is being marketed by the new owner for either single- or multi-tenant occupancy. The building was purchased by locally based firm Kessler Properties from the Archon Group.
DAYTON, OH-Behr America, Inc. needs a fifth US plant for expanded capacities while the automaker divests itself of a 1.1-million-sf parts facility in a deal expected to close at month's end. Purchase price is undisclosed.
HOUSTON-Area real estate services giant, Stewart Title Co., is pairing up with real estate information technology firm, Rappattoni Corp. in a strategic alliance both sides hope will be the precursor to e-transactions for the real estate industry.
DALLAS-After 10 years on the 48th floor of Chase Tower in the downtown, the Billingsley Co. leaves the Dallas view for the green fields of its International Business Park. The headquarters will be in the 103,000-sf 4100 International Parkway.
DENVER-A volunteer on efforts ranging from sports stadiums to local sports teams, Gold Crown Management's Ray Baker draws an ailing Gov. Bill Owens to a University of Colorado Real Estate Council awards ceremony.
BOULDER, CO-Investcorp and Bancroft Capital LLC of Manhattan Beach, CA team up to buy six buildings on the east side of this city. The value of the deal is estimated by local real estate experts at $59 million.